Hello all,
I am trying to generate more useful error messages when I get a file that
doesn't match the grammar. One of the complaints is that because I named my
tokens, the error messages look like this:
syntax error detected in file missing_semicolon.test at line number 6,
position 5; expecting SEMICOLON
To me, this seems obvious, but my customers don't like the token names, they'd
rather see:
syntax error detected in file fail_missing_colon.ext at line number 6,
position 2; expecting ';'
I prefer to have the names, though. Is there an easy way for me to reverse the
look up so the error can replace SEMICOLON with ';' (as well as all my other
tokens, of course)?
I can get the NAME of the token with:
recognizer->state->tokenNames[recognizer->state->exception->expecting]
I can't seem to see how to get the text of that token, though.
Thanks,
-JEEP
Joe Peterson
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